Less than 400 people call Barra de Potosi home on a permanent basis. The town is made up of three main streets intersected by two, smaller, residential streets. The adventurous descend upon Barra de Potosi for the eco-system that surrounds the town. Locals are eager to share their fresh catch of the day at the many waterside restaurants before taking you out lagoon and kayak tours, fishing trips and humpback whale watching tours. The Laguna de Potosí is the star in the small fishing village. At four miles long, the lagoon is home to spectacular wildlife including herons, kingfishers, cormorants and pelicans. There are no chain resorts here which make it the perfect way to experience a more authentic Mexico.
